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Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Elizabeth, Addenda
… London and Dover I already find your words true, and feel the weight of my heavy train, and shall feel it more deeply … number, some of whom were recommended to me by the Queen, and others by noblemen, but only until their … to serve their Prince and country, persuades me to make no great account of the charge. I do not use these words so much …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Elizabeth, Addenda
… received Her Majesty's letters in a packet signed by you. The letters now sent to her and my Lords are those which it … in; then, full sore against my wife's will, I yield up all. I trust this be not a greater sin than the first was, I … as also one to the Lord Admiral, in which I certify the great disorders of pirates upon the coasts, which if not seen …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Elizabeth, Addenda
… 1578 April ? 82. Note by Henry Earl of Huntingdon, that in the calendar of names sent from Council, that of Richard … both by his own marriage and his mother's. He is of great living and of very good credit in his country, and … every man's estate without respect of person; almost all are poor fishermen; notwithstanding, according to every …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Elizabeth, Addenda
… 8. Richmond. 30. Edw. Cheke to his cousin, Wm. Davison, the Queen's ambassador in the Low Countries. I am forwarding my Lord [Archbishop of … that it shall take place, and then I will join you with all speed. The Queen's trouble with Low Country matters, and …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Elizabeth, Addenda
… Elizabeth - Volume 25 August 1578 August 1578 Aug. 29. The Court. 113. Sir Thomas Heneage to Sec. Walsingham. Mr. Somers, the bearer, brings you less than he would, or were … I pray, since we provide so little, we may pray more. For all matters concerning your negotiation there, I refer you to …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Elizabeth, Addenda
… 25 December 1577 December 1577 Dec. 5. Certificate, by the Commissioners for piracy, of pirate vessels set out, … and subject, whereas I wish peace and concord between all Princes in Christendom, but amity between particular … him against our Queen. I cannot think that he can do any great harm, yet advise you and the Council hereof that his …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Elizabeth, Addenda
… Lord Burghley to Sir Christopher Hatton, captain of the guard. I have not found more comfort of a morning after … careful mind, having been perplexed with heavy cogitations all night. I find you readier to change offence taken than … We should weigh present circumstances. There are now great divisions in Christendom, which so enrage the enemies …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Elizabeth, Addenda
… 25 February 1578 February 1578 Feb. 3. London. 72. to the Commissioners for . We have received your letters … some others. The Sorbonnists have had of late at Paris great disputations upon three propositions, which one of them … 9 s. from John Daniell of Lincoln's Inn, gent., in full of all claims and demands. [ page, traces of a seal.] Feb.? 77. …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Elizabeth, Addenda
… 1. Thomas Morgan to Lord Burghley. This time two years, on the ripping up of certain matters which seemed altogether to … or else forsake my country,a very hard choice, for the one affection and nature would scarce suffer me to brook … tedious and chargeable, without good friends, that almost all the common sort would rather give over their right than …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Elizabeth, Addenda
… 8. 68. Henry Killigrew to William Davison, ambassador in the Low Countries. You will see, by the enclosed from Mr. … formality, or many particulars, which if you would desire, all our ceremonious orders must needs have been done, and … upon reasonable agreement, with their own consents, had all things necessary, so that no man has had cause of …